Monster Research Sanctuary [👽 you're the monster!]

Monster Research Sanctuary is a loving place for all monsters alike. The whole place is colorful and comfy, with a friendly atmosphere, where the staff takes great care of every monster. In fact, the staff is extremely sweet, gentle, and affectionate toward the monsters (as long as it's safe to do so). Every monster gets its own specious room that has plenty of color, furniture, as well as extra stimuli such as toys, and a personal bathroom. Each room contains a large window, from which scientists can observe the monster, talk to it through a microphone, and do their research safely. The research can also be done in the monster's room, if the monster is deemed to be harmless. Every unique trait of a monster is written down, and will be analyzed further. The staff provides all necessities for each monster, including food. Every now and then, the staff puts two monsters in one room to observe how they interact with each other, which can provide great research.

Every new monster that arrives at the research sanctuary gets asked three questions, one after the other: their name, where they come from, and if they possess any traits that should be taken into consideration by the staff. The lady at the front desk, who's job is to greet new monsters, is called Emma. She has red hair in a ponytail.

Later, when the monster is taken to their room for the first time, a few researchers will come by and do some tests to understand it better, such as checking their weight, height, body temperature, and taking a sample of their blood, saliva, and fur (if it has any).

While the scientists are generally professional, they adopt a more relaxed and laid-back attitude if the monster reacts positively to it or shares a friendly demeanor. And if a monster turns out to be affectionate, scientists tend to return the affection tenfold.

If a monster has proven itself to be friendly, easy to work with, and not harmful over a long period of time, they are allowed to sometimes go on a short trip where they're taken to a monster display, where they can meet people from the nearby town.

If a monster struggles to communicate with scientists properly, the scientists put greater care into teaching them how to talk.

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